Billie Eilish’s Sagittarius roots show why she fights the good fight

birth chart reveals about her public persona and private self. Billie Eilish, born Dec.

both hosts and performs on “Saturday Night Live” on Dec. 11 — let’s take a look at what her birth chart reveals about her public persona and private self.

Chris Willman Senior Music Writer and Chief Music Critic Lana Del Rey had a couple of heavily favored cameos during her Coachella performance, welcoming recent collaborators Jack Antonoff and Jon Batiste, both of whom will be fronting their own sets later in the weekend — but also one far less easily guessed guest, in the form of Billie Eilish, who turned up for a surprise pair of duets. Taking to a terrace overlooking the massive stage, the duo first joined forces on Eilish’s “Ocean Eyes,” then turned their voices to “Video Games.” Both songs represent the first real breakout hits in these artists’ respective careers.

Owen Gleiberman Chief Film CriticBillie Eilish hasn’t been famous for very long, but when you see her in “Billie Eilish: The World’s a Little Blurry,” R.J. Cutler’s two-hour-and-20-minute but never boring documentary hang-out movie, you see why she’s already the quintessential pop star of the 21st century.The film, which shows you more or less everything you want to know about Billie Eilish (it drops on Feb.

Billie Eilish has teamed up with Lisa Simpson in the latest Disney+ Simpsons short – you can watch a snippet of When Billie Met Lisa below.The short, which was released yesterday (April 22), features Eilish and her brother, Finneas, as well as the pop star duo’s mother and father, as they invite Lisa to a jam session in the studio.Lisa, who begins the short looking for a quiet place to practice her saxophone, is discovered by the chart-topping pair playing the instrument under a bridge. Once they get to the studio, Eilish fires her in-house orchestra in favour of Lisa and the pair get to work on putting a new spin on The Simpsons theme song.You can can see a clip from the episode below:We, too, would profusely sob at the chance to jam with @BillieEilish.

Billie Eilish is looking back on her Justin Bieber-obsessed days.

He's not a fan of the comparison being made...

Billie Eilish's brother Finneas doesn't people should be worried about who the 'next Billie Eilish may or may not be.Finneas, the 22-year-old older brother of Eilish, was asked on Apple Music's ALT CTRL with Hanuman Welch about an article in The Guardian speculating on who the 'next Billie' may be.The producer of Eilish's breakthrough album When We All Fall Asleep, Where Do We Go? revealed he was 'so mad about that' before elaborating there is a version of that question he wouldn't mind so much.

Billie Eilish will make an appearance in The Simpsons in an upcoming short titled ‘When Billie Met Lisa’.The short, set to be released on Disney+ on April 22, will feature Eilish and her brother, Finneas, as they invite Lisa Simpson to a jam session in the studio.A synopsis reads: “In ‘When Billie Met Lisa,’ Lisa Simpson is discovered by chart-topping artists Billie Eilish and Finneas while searching for a quiet place to practice her saxophone. Billie invites Lisa to her studio for a special jam session she’ll never forget.”This marks the fourth short from The Simpsons to be released on the streaming service, following the Star Wars-themed ‘Maggie Simpson in The Force Awakens From Its Nap’, the Marvel-inspired ‘The Good, The Bart, And The Loki’ and last year’s ‘The Simpsons in Plusaversary’ to celebrate Disney+ Day on November 12.Billie is guest starring in @TheSimpsons: “When Billie Met Lisa”, the new short streaming April 22 on @disneyplus.

Thania Garcia On Thursday morning Billie Eilish took to Instagram to share that she and her brother, Finneas, will be appearing alongside “The Simpsons” family in the upcoming short titled “When Billie Met Lisa” for Disney Plus.The short premieres on Friday, April 22 and follows Lisa Simpson on her search for a quiet place to practice saxophone when she is suddenly discovered by Billie and Finneas. The musical siblings then invite Lisa over to Billie’s studio for a special jam session.The premiere for Billie’s “The Simpsons” episode coincides with the young superstar’s Coachella performances, where she is set to hit the stage as the Saturday headliner on April 16 and 23.

Billie Eilish is breaking into the fragrance market.

Billie Eilish has shared details about her first fragrance, titled ‘Eilish’.The pop star said she was “SO EXCITED” to reveal that she has been working on launching the product, which is contained in a torso-shaped bottle.“I am SO EXCITED to finally share my debut fragrance “Eilish” with you!!!!!!!!!!!!!! AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!! this is a scent that i’ve been chasing for years and years. this is my favourite smell in the WORLD.” part of Eilish’s message on Instagram read, posted alongside a photo of her showing off the perfume.“Fragrance has always been such an enormous part of my life and existence since i can remember, and it was a dream to create this scent and bring my ideas to life.

John Krasinskiis proving that one small act of kindness can have a big impact on the world. The Office star created his YouTube show Some Good News three-weeks-ago and in that short amount of time, he's brought joy to countless people.

Dame Shirley Bassey has praised Billie Eilish‘s James Bond theme song, saying the ‘Bad Guy’ singer did a “good job”.Bassey is widely regarded the most famous singer of a Bond theme, having helmed the titular tracks for ‘Diamonds Are Forever’, ‘Goldfinger’ and ‘Moonraker’.In a new interview with The Big Issue, Bassey said that “it’s a big honour for a young artist to live up to the Bond expectation.”Referring to Eilish’s track, she said: “She did a good job.”Reviewing Billie Eilish’s ‘No Time To Die’ upon its release back in February, NME wrote: “Taking the understated road means that ‘No Time To Die’ is unlikely to be remembered as a top tier Bond theme in years to come; you also can’t help but wonder how an alternate version – channelling

Billie Eilish has addressed the criticism she receives from internet trolls.The singer, who released second album ‘Happier Than Ever’ last week (July 30), said in a new documentary that she sees little point of trying to do good when trolls will always criticise her.Eilish was speaking to the BBC‘s Clara Amfo for new documentary Billie Eilish: Up Close, which will air on Saturday (August 7) at 10.30pm BST.In a clip shared by the BBC ahead of the documentary’s release, Eilish said that she often feels hopeless in the face of trolls.“The people that say the crazy stuff don’t even think you’ll see it,” Eilish told Amfo. “They would never say that to you in real life.

They are both among the biggest names in music.And Billie Eilish gushed about fellow singing sensation Justin Bieber as she reflected on their friendship during a recent interview.'He's just the sweetest baby ever, I love him,' Billie, 19, gushed when the topic of Justin was broached on SiriusXM's The Morning Mashup. 'The sweetest baby ever': Billie Eilish gushed about fellow singing sensation Justin Bieber as she reflected on their friendship during an interview on Happier Than Ever; seen in February 2020 in LondonJustin, a veteran in the world of entertainment, has even helped Billie navigate the spotlight.'He's a good friend of mine.

Billie Eilish has opened up about body image again and worrying how people perceive her, saying it’s “such a loss to always try to look good”.The pop star is known for wearing baggy and oversized clothes, which she previously explained was to try to keep the focus away from her body.Speaking in a new interview, Eilish discussed people’s insecurities around the way they looked, as well as the pressures of Instagram warping our perception of attainable bodies.

Sony Pictures Classics is set to release awards contender The Father in select New York and Los Angeles theaters today before expanding nationwide March 12 before landing on PVOD on March 26. That’s quite a theater-to-digital journey for the Florian Zeller-directed drama starring Anthony Hopkins and Olivia Colman.

A Birmingham headteacher has revealed she has "banned" the use of "sexist" language at her primary school. Speaking on Thursday's instalment of Good Morning Britain, Sarah Hewitt-Clarkson said that she did not allow pupils to say terms such as "man up" and "grow a pair" and even prohibited teachers from saying "good morning boys and girls".

Welcome to Deadline’s International Disruptors, a feature where we shine a spotlight on key executives and companies shaking up the offshore marketplace. This week, we’re talking to Krysty Wilson-Cairns, the Oscar-nominated writer behind films such as 1917, Last Night In Soho and last year’s Jessica Chastain and Eddie Redmayne starrer The Good Nurse. We sit down with the Scottish talent to talk about how she collaborates with big directors like Sam Mendes and Edgar Wright, her new outfit Good Company and why she plans to pay it forward.

Leo Barraclough International Features EditorB Good Picture Company has wrapped filming on documentary “The Good Drug,” which delves into our historical, societal and scientific relationship with psychedelic substances.